All right, so we go into hour number three, the Jim Rome Show, presented by FanDuel. And Lions fan is really upset with me all of a sudden. Like Lions fan, do you also want credit for Chicago's success? I mean, is that what you're saying? First guy says Ben Johnson would be nothing without Dan Campbell.
Nobody would even know who this guy is without Dan Campbell. Absolutely inaccurate. Credit.
Next guy says, "Well, no, Jim. It's not really like that. It's just that these guys have an opportunity because of Dan Campbell, Lions fan. I know how much it hurt you to get as close as you did when that window was still wide ass open, and I know how much it hurt you that your guy made a terrible decision. Has made some bad decisions." Game management type decisions, but don't act like reason Ben Johnson is Ben Johnson is because of Dan Campbell, and that nobody would know who Ben Johnson is if not for Dan Campbell.
It's kind of an absurd thought, right? If you were to take an NFL coach right now, who would it be? If you could have any NFL coach right now, the best NFL coach. If you could hire any NFL head coach right now, who would it be? It's Sean McVay.
It's Kyle Shanahan. Till last night, I would have argued Michael McDonald. Until Ben Johnson turned him inside out. It's Ben Johnson. He's he's in the top three.
Do you know about Ronald? And yes, I would take him over Dan Campbell because he's a play caller. He's a genius. Play caller, look at what he's done with Caleb Williams. Dan Campbell has done an amazing job in flipping the culture and getting that team turned around.
Jared Goff has done an amazing job, and by the way, Ben Johnson had something to do with that. Jared Goff did an amazing job after Sean McVay kicked him to the curb, and then Goff didn't give up on himself and reinvented himself. But you have to tip your hat to this guy and stop acting like you have some ownership in this, or that nobody knew who he was until Dan Campbell got a hold of him. It's it's not accurate. Football people know.
Football people know. Ball coaches. Ben Johnson is not Ben Johnson because of Dan Campbell. All right.
So you think that I'm Dodger Jim? How would you like to be UCLA Dodger Frank? I'm only Dodger Jim. This guy's UCLA Dodger Frank, and he brought this to our attention at ABC Seven Eyewitness News. ABC Seven quote: "Not exactly a title Los Angeles wants to celebrate.
LA has been named the radiest." End quote. City for 2026, with Chicago and New York rounding out the top three, according to pest control company Orkin. Oh, oh, we're the raddest city. I can't really claim LA anymore, being that I'm in Orange County. Why?
Because Orkin says so. Look, I'm an LA native. I've been in New York dozens of times. I bet I've been in New York fifty times in my life or more. I've been in Chicago.
There's no way we have more rats than New York, based on what, Orkin? Did you count them? Is there somebody out there counting the sewer rats? There's no way we have more than you. And no, this is not a reason to bring back the Rat Family because we are the rattiest.
I need more evidence. I'm not going to just take their word for it because they're a pest control company. What if I want a second opinion? What if I go find another pest control company? And by the way, it's not even like when ABC Seven says, "Not exactly something you want to celebrate." I mean, because rat faces are in.
Remember, Hollywood wants to look rodents. All of a sudden now, it's cool to look like a rat. Congratulations! Back in the day, you didn't want to be a part of the rat family. Back in the day.
Okay, how about this? This just in. Lorne, the XCR, just pop this in. Wake me up. LA is deploying a rat killing machine like NYC is, according to Complex.
At Complex, the Burrow RX pumps carbon monoxide into underground rat burrows to kill the rodents. Offering an alternative to traditional poison as the city continues to fight against its rat problem. I don't hear of anything like that going on in L.A. By the way, that's a war that you cannot win in New York.
Well, you're not pumping enough of that rat killer in. Yeah, I'm not claiming that title. I don't accept it. We won that, and even if we did win that, why is that a bad thing? When people are going to face sculptors in this town and saying, "Make me look like a rat," give me the rat, give me the rat treatment.
We did it. Looking like a rat is it? Look it up. Back in the day when we had the rat family, you did not want to be a member of that family. You did not want to be.
Brothers or sisters or sibs with Corey Pavin, Gary Gaetti, Zane Smith, Coach Lapis, Coach K. Unfortunately, Monica, Monica Selish with her beaver-like chompers, beady eyes, and beaver-like chompers. And then, if you wait long enough, it all comes around. And now in Hollywood, people want to look like rats.
So yeah, whatever, Oricon. Maybe I actually do want to be the champ of the ratiest city in the world. UCLA Dodger dog on chat, changing the LA Rams to the LA Rats. You can rat it all day and rat it all night. Who's house?
Rat house. Who's house? Rat's house. Rat's house. Rat's house.
Rat's house. I like it. I like it. You see, me, I take all these negatives because I'm just sick of all the negativity. I'm just gonna flip it all on its head.
Oh, we're the rattiest city in the world. Great. Good. Rat it. Rat's house.
Rat's House, Rat's House, that El Guapo Bapo is in. On chat, been to Paris. They have to lead the league in Ratfinkism. I've been to Paris too. Not really the same.
What do you think about Haunted Horse Angels Stadium? Put you over New York for Rat Champion City. Anaheim's not LA. Doesn't count. Does not count.
See who who was it the other day? It was Quinton Lake, right? You can't group all of Southern California into LA. I mean.
Southern California. There's so many different areas to Southern California.
So when Orkin says that L.A. is the raddest city in the world, you can't group Anaheim into that. L.A. is L.A. Anaheim is Anaheim.
As he pointed out, there's Central California. There's Northern California. There's San Diego. There's Orange County. California is the enormous state.
They're just talking about L.A. Jay in the STL war rats. Using burger wrappers as Lakers flags, bro. I've been to St. Louis.
St. Louis, how can I put this? St. Louis can be pretty gritty. St.
Louis can be pretty gritty. I've got really close friends in St. Louis. St. Louis has got this like mafia.
And I mean that positively, like not actual mob, but like they've got a mafia of peak performance experts. A lot of those guys that I have on the Reinvention Project Pod are in St. Louis. Hell, the Sclars have St. Louis roots, man.
They're total mobsters. Randy and Jason, hell yeah, man. They're comedic mobsters. They're gangsters. D is X eight H.
I have never been to L A, but I live in New York, and we definitely have an infinite, infinite amount of rats. My man, so true, so true. That's what I'm saying. Like, I was born in L A. I've lived in L A.
I could count on one hand the amount of rats I've seen in L A. Honestly, I mean this. I walk the streets of New York. I see lots of rats. I'm just going by my own, but what I see with my own pair of eyes.
How can we have more rats than New York? I don't buy that. Fat kids love cake. I don't know. I'm sorry to get off on this.
Like, if you're a programmer and you're listening right now, hey Rome, can we get off the rat topic and get back? You get back to sports. I'd like to, but I'm just taking this personally for some reason. We don't have more rats than L.A. Drugs underground to kill all our rats.
New York is though, and apparently it's not working. And finally. Fat kids love cake. Jimmy, my man, did you see the celebration at In and Out? There was one.
The Raiders and Kirk Cousins said it right after that comeback win over the Jets. You know where we're gonna end up, and there it is at Vegas Nation. I told you in California, when they leave the state to go to college, or they move, and then they return home for Thanksgiving or whatever holiday it is, they all get off the airplane. If they're in a state that doesn't have In-N-Out, they all get off the airplane and they go straight to In-N-Out, and then they come home. My kids do.
All the kids in the area do. They left town. Apparently, so does Kirk Cousins. There is the celebration. I mean, that—that's how clean my guy is.
Kirk Cousins is not going to win a game like that and immediately go to the VIP section. Immediately go for bottles. Immediately try to just smash shots. My dude wants to smash three by threes. Like that's his cheat meal.
That's his celebration. That's how clean living he is. Man, big win! Let's go to In and Out. That's sweet.
All right, when we come back, still looking for your reaction, and I want to talk some association. Yeah, ABC, fine. Report what you're going to report. I, I need. I'm not questioning your sources.
We know your sources, Orkin. I just don't buy that we have more rats. I want to count. I want a rat count.
Somebody count the number of rats there are in L.A., and then somebody show me the number of rats there are in New York, and show me how we have more. I just don't buy it. At Jim Rome show on chat quote were Orkin's results. "Quote ratified." Doubt it. Doubt it.
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I'll have that in a minute.
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I'm an LA native. I grew up in Los Angeles. Spent a lot of time in that town. Don't live in Metro L.A. Haven't for a long time, but I know L.A.
the good parts, the bad parts. I know L.A. pretty well. I've been to New York. If I had to count how many times, you know, I did the NFL on the NFL today on CBS for nine or ten seasons.
I went there probably eight to ten times a year.
So I've been to New York in my life probably seventy-five times.
So I've been in that city. I just I've seen more rats there in those seventy five trips than I have my entire life in L A.
Now, Tommy, let me ask you: as somebody who is very, very aware of Manhattan and New York City, and who moved to California to be a part of this program, why don't you weigh in? You know rats. You know these two towns. Where do you come out on this? I've lived on Manhattan.
I've even lived briefly in Hollywood.
So I've kind of seen. Comparable places, it's not even close. In New York City, first of all, if you go down to the subway, basically any time, if you're paying attention, you look down in the track, you'll find a rat every time. Every subway station, they're just right there, always.
So it's already part of your daily life. But my craziest rat story from New York City: when it used to get really cold in the in the deep of winter, when I was working overnights, when I would come park my car at night. The rats knew the cars were warm, so they would come running from the sewer, literally into the street, to crawl up into your car for the warmth. And when I came out of the shift at 6 a.m. in the dark, I would have to kick the tires to make sure there were not like sleeping rats in my engine before I started my car.
That's that's New York City life. I don't think there's anything like that going down. Wow, I've never heard of anything like that. I've never heard of anything like that. Rats falling out of your engine, rats crawling up in your car for warmth.
Rats running across the street to run up to your car, crawling out of the sewer and skittering across the street. Disgusting, bro. Revolting. That's not happening in L.A. Oddly, do get used to it, like rats in your as part of your daily life.
But I don't think there's people in L.A. that are. I mean that's not fair, but I don't think there are many people in Los Angeles that are experiencing rats as part of their daily life. Yeah, okay. I've been here.
I've been in California my whole life. I've never heard a story like that ever. I've never heard of that kind of element—rats falling out of your car because rats come scrambling. Do do they wait for you to exit the car? Are they smart rats?
No, no, pretty much no. They just come. I think my favorite part of that story.
Well, none of it. I don't like that story at all. No offense. My favorite part of that story is you saying it just becomes a nor. It's the normal.
You don't even think anything of it. You just know to kick the tires before you get in the car and fire it up, unless you want rats falling out of the engine. Exactly. Rat viscera all over the road as you drive away, and and then you're inside of your car smelling like rats. What else was an extreme city?
That's like an extreme. Rolling out of that building. That that's not like overnight shift. That's not every winter day. To be clear, that's like when it's extremely cold and they're particularly desperate.
But still, there are those days. Plenty of those days. I worked the overnight shift. Not in L. I never worked an overnight shift in L.
A. But I did work an overnight shift in Santa Barbara, and that's just that messes with your mind. You know, like I mentioned before, when you're going to sleep when the rest of the world is waking up, or the rest of the world is waking up when you're. Going to sleep, then you got sleep deprivation. Like I would see things and hallucinate.
I never saw anything like that. And Santa Barbara would get pretty cold, believe it or not. Santa Barbara would get cold, but not that cold. Maybe I was hallucinating. I don't think so.
It does completely mess up your rhythms. And the other thing is, no one else in your life cares that you're working overnight. Nobody's like making concessions for you or thinking about your backwards schedule. Why would they? But then you're just kind of trying to keep up with everyone else having their normal schedule while you're living.
Like a vampire, which I guess for me, it was normal. I was built to handle vampire. Yeah, you're built for it. You're built for it. It gets old after a while.
We all had to do it in this business. If you had to pay, if you had to work your way up in this business, you had to work an overtime shift at some point. At some point, you're very lucky. Yes, it's pretty whack, but it's it's kind of part of your rites of passage. And if you're really lucky, you can see rats falling out of your car when you get into your car to leave.
All right, remind me not to work overnight. All gratitude. This guy, Jack in NC, Jim. Nobody would have heard of LA rats if it were not for New York rats. Signed Lions fan, Orkin man.
We're gonna buy a new cap off. They would not exist if not for New York rats. All right, so I I think we're done with the rat talk. I just wanted Tom's experience because Tom has spent time now in both areas, so he would know. Let's talk some association.
Let's talk about the Seventy Sixers. Did you know they're seven and one? They're seven and one. All those questions about how long would take those pieces to mesh and come together. Apparently, no time at all.
They're seven and one. They've won four in a row. They have the best record in the East. Have you heard that? Probably not, because if you've seen any of the Sixer content since last night, it had nothing to do with any of that, probably, but everything to do with LeBron having a classic LeBag interaction with a fan involving one of LeBag's favorite things in the whole world—wine.
Nothing gets LeBag into his bag faster than somebody bringing up wine. That we already knew, but LeBron consuming wine mid-game—that's a new one. But check out what happened in Philly last night. In case you're listening and not watching, so LeBron goes beyond the baseline. He ends up in the crowd, bumps into some dude.
Sorry about that, my man. Oh, there's wine. I think I'll take a sip of that. Oh, good one, dude. Let me ask you something, LeBron.
If you saw a rat, would you eat it?
Well, you drank that guy's wine. I mean, dude, gross! What's that guy supposed to do with all of that wine right now? I mean, bad enough that you bumped into him and spilled some of it, but then you have the audacity to take a swig of it. You think that's somehow going to endear yourself to Philly fan by drinking their booze?
I know that LeBaeck thought that was some sort of viral badass move that would make everybody love him. I don't think Sixer fan was as amused. In fact, I know Sixer fan was not amused because an ESPN Sixers reporter found that fan after the game to get that fan's reaction. This is incredible. People were saying on Twitter that.
You should never watch the cup and all this kind of stuff about because LeBron drank from it. How do you feel? I mean, at the end of the day, he another man like me, and he's a regular. I mean, he's LeBron, but at the end of the day, I threw that trash, the cup in the trash, and it's nothing up with him. It's nothing up with him.
You know what I mean? I just got frustrated. My man. At the end of the day, my man. At the end of the day, that's awesome.
At the end of the day, he's just another man like me. That's incredible.
So, if again, if you're listening on the radio, you didn't see it. This dude's holding a new cup of wine because he threw the first cup away, and he's conducting this interview while holding his cup of wine. That is so great. I threw it in the trash. I threw that cup in the trash.
I threw that cup in the trash. I threw that cup in the trash. Why would I be drinking from a cup that LeBron drank from? I threw that cup in the trash. I love that dude.
I love you, Philly fan. Dude is like, yeah, whatever. LeBron is just another man like me.
So when he ruined my wine, I threw that trash in the trash. Nothing personal with LeBron, but I got myself a fresh drink though, because I'm not trying to drink the bag's backwash. That goes in the trash where it belongs. Still, a man like me, dude, is probably like, "You're not actually one of us. You just got here." Who said you could drink from my cup anyway?
Who the hell do you think you are, AI? What's next? You gonna eat off my plate too, LeBag? Philly fan is like, win something first, and then maybe we could talk about breaking bread or horse crap, Sandoz. This guy should have just thrown his wine on LeBron after LeBron ruined it.
Man, that would have been so Philly fan. You want some wine? Here, have all of it. After seeing LeBag get all baggy with his review too, because then he just had to carry on the bit like he thought he was just crushing it with the bit, and then he had to actually review the wine that he ruined that made the guy throw away. Take it away, LeBag.
I'm sorry to follow up on the question about the wine, but when you when you what happened there when you crashed into the fan was that just I spilled some of his wine. I crashed into him, spilled some of his wine, so I wanted to see if it was worth it on my arm, man. You know how good it was. It was. It was all right.
It was all right. Better than that joke. Probably better than that bit. It's too funny that he thinks he's being really clever and relatable when he's really just being dead on brand, bag brand. And again, it all distracts from the fact that the Sixers look awesome.
Starting lineup last night combined for 102 points. That's a hell of a lot more impressive than the old man sipping on some wine and then reviewing it as I. Tell you what, according to Ad NBA, the starting five for the combine for one hundred and two points. They won their fourth straight. Tyrese Maxey twenty six, Jalen Brown twenty five, VJ Edgecomb twenty one, LeBaeck fifteen, Joel fifteen.
Plus, right now Tyrese is third in the NBA in scoring, behind only Luca and Steph Curry. Man's game, Steph. Philly hasn't even really figured out how Joel fits into this whole equation yet, and they're still winning every single night. But sure, let's talk about the old man ruining somebody's perfectly good plastic cup. The only thing that I can give LeBach.
Is that he has some serious bag competition in that locker room? I mean, there's some weird things going on around there. They're winning, so I guess weird is good when you're winning. But Jalen Brown is giving the bag a run for his money when it comes to baggery. I mean, you know, you're kind of a bag when you give an interview.
In Architectural Digest, where you brag about having your very own personal harp player, I am not making any of that up. Never mind having a harp, I'm okay with that, but he's talking about how he has his own personal harp player come into the penthouse and play the harp. One of my favorite features of my my home here is my harp. This is a 18th century harp that was reimagined. The gilding is 24 karat gold.
I think this is probably one of my most expensive pieces here. A lot of times when I was looking for stuff, I was just wasn't looking at the price. I was just looking at stuff that kind of fit me, but this. Been a pleasure to have Leeshan here. Who's been an amazing therapist.
Oof! Oof! Oof! One of my favorite features. Did she come with the harp?
She's a therapist. What do you mean the harp is reimagined? I mean, like it's actually beautiful. Is it 18th century? Reimagined, and bro, there's a lot of scammers out there.
I mean, somebody might have sold you something that they said was 18th century, but did it come with a certificate of authenticity? Did it come with Lashawn? And then apparently, he he has a couple of I mean, is it accurate to call them harpers? He's got more than one that plays the harp for him, and how does that work? That's two for me.
That's two for him. I mean, the harp is beautiful. It's a beautiful instrument, and having hired a harpist to just play as background while you're home alone lounging—that's a hell of a flex. Like I used to, I used to have this beautiful piano, and I never knew how to play the piano. Janet could play a little bit, and thank goodness we didn't start the kids.
Sorry about that, pianist, but we didn't get the kids started. It was just a beautiful. It was just beautiful. It was beautiful in this one room, like a harp would be beautiful. But I didn't hire somebody to come in to play the piano for me after work.
Every once in a while, if we had a big party, maybe once a year, maybe you'd hire somebody to come in and play the piano. But he he makes it sound like that's kind of the way he gets down. That that's a flex. That's a flex. An 18th century harp with a personal harpist to come in and play, and he flops down on the couch.
That's a flex. A baggy flex. I mean, you know, LeBron was so jealous. I'll bet you LeBron saw that. And LeBron thought, "Man, how do I one up that?
How do I one up that? Oh, you have a harp. It's a reimagined harp. Yeah.
Well, you know what I have? A freaking cello, an 18th century cello that's reimagined in my Manhattan penthouse. And I have yo freaking Yo Yo Ma on speed dial, and he comes over whenever I need him to." JB, yeah, that's what I thought. Why? Why?
Same reason the bag does anything to be a bag. Look, I'm not denying that y'all are seven and one. In fact, credit for being seven and one. You look great. Just know this: you could go eighty-one and one, and you would still be wine stealing, harp owning, harpist hiring.
Bags. I don't remember Allen Iverson having Liberace over to the house to play music for him on his grand piano after games. I don't remember Dr. J buying some pipe organ to put in his home like he lived in a cathedral. I don't remember Wilt Chamberlain climbing into the stands to get a gal's cocktail.
After bumping into her accidentally, and then trying to get nice with her, then again it's wilt. Just because I don't remember it doesn't mean it didn't happen. I don't know. I don't remember my dude Charles Barkley being in the stands and sampling Sixers fans' nachos. Chuck's no bag.
Chuck's not a bag. I do have a poll question. We don't do very. What's more cringe? Hopping into the stands, hustle, and drinking a dude's cup of wine, purchasing an 18th century imagined harp, and having rotating harpists come to your penthouse and play for you when you need to chill out.
The rare poll question: Get up in here, Philly fan, bigger bag. The wine leech. Or the harp owner, table of harpist on standby. He's LeBron, but at the end of the day, I threw that cup in the trash. I mean, I know that if Architectural Digest is coming into your home, you got to give him something.
But the harp and the harpist, who's a slash therapist, and and again, how was the harpist a therapist? I mean, I know my man, my dude's a little bit different. I don't know, dude. If that harp is as valuable as you make it sound, you best not get any of that that hair shoe polish on it. That stuff ain't coming out.
That stains. Beautiful harp, though, man. I don't know how authentic or reimagined it is. It it it's a nice. I'll give you that.
It's one thing to have like you know athletes have chefs because they want to like have only clean burning fuel and their body is their money maker so they have personal chefs come in and they meal prep. I get all that. I've never heard of an athlete with not only one but two harpes. That's something. Good luck topping that magic.
Dino in Vegas. She's got nothing on that horse that plays piano. You mean the mini therapy horse?
So she's a therapy harpist, Dino. You know what? Not bad for you, bro. I'm not even. I'm not even grading on a curve.
You, I normally have to grade on a curve, Dino. Like. A five for you would be a negative one for anybody else. That actually was pretty good. Then he chases it with Rome.
Can I come over any time to play replacements covers for you to relax to? I can't wait. Hardly wait. Dino, can you imagine the live version of this in my own home? You, with you being in my home.
Bro, bro, bro! No, no, you cannot come into my home and play that.
So I can relax. That that would not make me want to relax. That would make me want to off myself probably. No, no, dude. But I'll tell you who can come.
I'll tell you. You, no, you cannot come into my home and play covers of replacements. But Mark and Albany could come in to my home. Any day of the week, and play his smash hit "Dino Sucks." That relaxes me. That makes me want to do another hour.
That makes me want to do a fifth hour.
So no, Dino, you can't come over.
Now I understand musical therapy. You know what, JB?
Now I understand what you mean by "she's like my therapist." Now I understand musical therapy. It took me hearing Dino sucks, Dino sucks to understand musical therapy. I don't need to to quote talk to somebody. And believe me, it's okay not to be okay. On some level, I'm not okay until I hear that song.
Then I'm great. I hear that, like all my worries go away, all my problems go away. Man, that's like—I feel like I slept ten hours after hearing ten seconds of that. I'm back. That's all I needed.
Was hearing Dino sucks. Aaron in Iowa, really quickly. Jalen needs to teach a rat to play the harp. Then we will be impressed. Therapy rat.
That'd be a trick.
Now, a harp playing therapy rat. LeBron, you could be a billionaire, dude. You would never top that. One last segment, not done yet. Big day tomorrow.
I don't want jinx it. I don't want jinx it. Pat bleeping Murphy tomorrow. Love that so much, but I don't want jinx it. All right, stay tuned.
One last segment. Get up in here; it's not too late. Short segment, but one last segment. Stay tuned. You're listening to the Jim Rome Show.
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Breaking news. On three, quote Brian Kelly confirms interest in Florida State's head coaching job. Quote: I've got a great history, great games. I know what that's like—the history and tradition of Florida State, playing in that state, and the fan base. He goes on.
So, anytime you have an incredibly brand-driven, great tradition and history, there's a want and desire to be a part of somebody that has had that success. And certainly, leading that program from anyone's perspective would be an honor and a privilege. End quote. Whatever you say, Bobby Bowden. Damn, bro.
Pitching pretty hard. All right, so Jimbo Fisher, Bobby became the Jug Band. You know his name. You're not hearing. More importantly, Dion, Dion, an all-time Florida State great and a head coach.
And you know why you're not hearing his name because nobody there wants him.
So who's Florida State going to end up with? Mike Norvell is out. And it happens early November again. I hate to advocate for this guy making the jump. Jake Dickert is the perfect guy for that job.
He's the best guy for that job. One, he's a rock star. Two, he's already in the conference and already working miracles at Wake Forest, and has already worked miracles at other places where it's almost impossible to win. He'd be a home run, but then you got these old heads still kind of floating around, like BK. Hey BK, you can bring the jug band with you.
I mean, dude, this dude's flat out just campaigning hard. I don't know, dude. Can you play what they like down there? Can your band play the hits down there? Will hit your hits down there play down there?
Hard to imagine the Bayou's greatest hits playing down there. Hard to imagine you drumming up as much excitement and interest as you think you would, BK. I think they're looking for somebody a little bit more energetic, a little more it, a little more swag. Anyway, he threw his hat in the ring. BK, get a free Mobil One oil filter with the purchase of five quarts of Mobil One Advanced Clean Motor Oil at O'Reilly Auto Parts.
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Pat Murphy and Dana White joining us on the program. My thanks to the XR Four Ti. Thanks for you clones stepping it up. I will see you tomorrow. We are out.
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